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Do we really want nature to be so comprehensively at our back and call?

There is no way a single person could even hope to cover all of the show comprehensively!

But he said: "We do think they are going to take action comprehensively in the next few days."

Why has British industry failed so comprehensively in these ways?

The menu is much too large to report on comprehensively.

Far better to means rest all of the above benefits but fund care home comprehensively.

"We will deal with all issues comprehensively and honestly" he said.

Students report that they are taught to comprehensively understand the material.

The act would support them more comprehensively, with funds that already exist.

Perhaps science teachers should not attempt to cover their subjects so comprehensively.

It was only the second time this season we've been comprehensively beaten.

Many other basic rights are being taken from these people or comprehensively ignored.

This article has last been comprehensively updated in May 2010.

That seems like a lot, but these cars are comprehensively equipped.

The law and its implementation have never been comprehensively reviewed.

I congratulate her most comprehensively for the way she did it.

However, this story has been comprehensively denied by the crew members.

The idea was comprehensively rejected in the Government's formal response.

There are too many other potential contenders to list comprehensively here.

The book comprehensively explains how to be prepared for marriage.

The practice was widespread, well known - and comprehensively denied.

"Having looked at it pretty comprehensively, we believe the accounting can and should be improved."

The prohibition was to take effect comprehensively on Jan. 1, 1995.

Place had been pretty comprehensively quartered before we ever got there.

Most of her life's work was not comprehensively cataloged until 2012.